Registration Open for Little Lebo Preschool Program
Applications are being accepted through Nov. 1 for Mt. Lebanon High School’s Little Lebo preschool program, which runs Monday through Thursday from March through May 2027. Enrollment is limited to 10 children.
Designed for children who may not be ready for full-time preschool, the program offers hands-on learning experiences in unique settings throughout the high school, including the wildlife biology room, dance studio, percussion room and commercial cafeteria kitchen.
Children must turn 3 by Jan. 1, 2027, and be no older than 4 years and 6 months as of March 1, 2027. Applicants must also be fully toilet trained and meet the program’s enrollment requirements.
Applications are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. The total cost is $75, and transportation is not provided.
For more information, contact Angie Mack at amack@mtlsd.net or 412-344-2023.
Mt. Lebanon to Dedicate Football Field in Honor of Art Walker Sr.
Mt. Lebanon High School will dedicate its football field in honor of longtime football coach and teacher Art Walker Sr. on Friday, Oct. 23, before the Blue Devils host North Allegheny.
Walker coached Mt. Lebanon from 1967 to 1987, leading the Blue Devils to five WPIAL championships. He also taught U.S. history for nearly three decades, making a lasting impression on generations of students both on and off the field.
The dedication carries special significance because North Allegheny is coached by Walker’s son, Art Walker Jr., who once served as his father’s ball boy on the Mt. Lebanon sideline.
The ceremony will recognize Walker’s legacy as an educator, coach and influential figure in the school’s athletic history.
Lebo University to Address Online Safety for Children
Parents and guardians are invited to attend a Lebo University program focused on children’s online safety Wednesday, Oct. 28, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the Mt. Lebanon High School auditorium.
The presentation will explore the opportunities and risks associated with today’s digital environment, offering families practical strategies to help children navigate the internet safely.
Experts from Homeland Security Investigations, the Mt. Lebanon Police Department and the Mt. Lebanon School District will discuss online threats, warning signs and steps parents can take when concerns arise.
Featured speakers include Brittany Liptak, forensic interview specialist with Homeland Security Investigations; Cpl. Ty Kegarise of the Mt. Lebanon Police Department; and Chris Stengel, director of technology for the Mt. Lebanon School District.
Attendees will receive resources and guidance to help protect children and respond to potential online safety issues.
For more information or to RSVP, visit https://www.mtlsd.org/connect/events.
Mt. Lebanon High School Honors 2026 Great Alumni
Mt. Lebanon High School has announced three recipients of its 2026 Great Alumni Award, recognizing graduates whose professional accomplishments and contributions have brought distinction to the school and community.
This year’s honorees are Carolyn Additon Anthony, Class of 1967; Col. John Christopher Graybill, M.D., Class of 1997; and Doyle Stevick, Ph.D., Class of 1988.
The recipients were honored at a luncheon Friday, Oct. 2, and recognized during that evening’s home football game.
The Great Alumni Award celebrates the accomplishments of Mt. Lebanon graduates and highlights the lasting impact of the school’s alumni.
For more information about the 2026 recipients, visit https://mtle.bo/GreatAlumni26. Additional information about the Great Alumni Award is available at https://www.mtlsd.org/connect/alumni/great-alumni.
